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Ryder Cup comes to town



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Published Date: 02 April 2008
CAPITAL golf fans are in for a special treat if they head to Ingliston on Friday for the opening day of the 2008 Scottish Golf Show.
The third staging of the event tees off with a one-off appearance of the Ryder Cup. Organisers are offering visitors to the show the chance to get their photograph taken with the iconic trophy – free of charge. Free lessons from PGA professionals are also available on all three days, while kids can get the chance to take part in golfing activities in the Clubhouse, a new area added for this year's show.

Tickets cost £12 and kids under 16 get in free if accompanied by an adult.





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  • Last Updated: 02 April 2008 10:18 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Ryder Cup
 
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He's A Rocket,

02/04/2008 13:59:03
This weekend you say? Only 12 quid to get in?

Oh wait....! My CD's need sorting into alphabetical order... Ah well...

 

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